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Grateful Dead Live at Greek Theatre - University of California on 1983-05-13

by Grateful Dead

Publication date: 1983-05-13 ( check for other copies)

Topics: Audience, FOB, Rango Keshavan, Charlie Miller

Collection: GratefulDead

Band/Artist: Grateful Dead

Resource: DeadLists Project

Set 1

Cold Rain And Snow ->
Greatest Story Ever Told
West L.A. Fadeaway
Hell In A Bucket
Loser
Little Red Rooster
Bird Song
Let It Grow

Set 2

China Cat Sunflower ->
I Know You Rider
Estimated Prophet ->
Eyes Of The World ->
Drums ->
Space ->
Throwing Stones ->
The Other One ->
Wharf Rat ->
Around And Around ->
Good Lovin'

Notes

Patch Info:
Nakamichi 700 -> Cassette Master -> Cassette -> CD (shnid=32809) supplies:
Wharf Rat (0:01 - 0:09)
Unknown Audience Source supplies:
Good Lovin' (8:35 - end of track)

Notes:
-- Set 2 is seamless
-- Thanks to Rango Keshavan for lending me his masters

Addeddate: 2008-09-06 14:01:10

Identifier: gd1983-05-13.fob.sonyecm220t.keshavan.miller.94393.sbeok.flac16

Lineage: Cassette Master (Nakamichi DR-1/Dolby B) -> Sound Devices 744T (24bit/96k) -> Samplitude Professional v10.1 -> FLAC/16

Location: Berkeley, CA

Run time: 174:45.32

Source: (FOB) Sony ECM-220T -> Cassette Master (Sony TC-D5M/Fuji Metal Tape/Dolby B)

Taped by: Rango Keshavan

Transferred by: Charlie Miller

Type: sound

Venue: Greek Theatre - University of California

Year: 1983

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Reviewer: In A Silent Way - - October 11, 2017
Subject: Back in those days

you could get Bird Song and Let it Grow in the same set. No rationing the first set jam songs to one per night.

Reviewer: MichaelTurner-sfs - - May 16, 2013
Subject: Great Recording, Rango!

Great show, and great recording. Thanks, Rango!

Reviewer: Evan S. Hunt - - October 2, 2011
Subject: Ta Da! And Yet Another

Superb audience recording by Rango Keshavan, whom, I'm convinced, was the master of the Sony D-5 cassette deck and ECM-220 mikes. This recording really captures the moment in the entire frequency spectrum.

The band's performance that day was exemplary of the overall level of commitment the band had towards preserving their approach to providing good ol' party music. Nothing serious here, none the less, it's palpable.

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